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The tale of office woman power at George Mason University's School of Theater will leave you humming and smiling. By DANA ROBERTS
As part of FRIGID New York's 2nd annual Days of the Dead Festival, the Mexican-born NYC-based husband-and-wife team Jaime Lozano and Florencia Cuenca appeared at the Kraine Theater for one n…
A witty, insightful, and hopeful new play written and performed by Trevor Telesz. By KENDALL MOSTAFAVI
Acceptance and self-exploration are timelessly relevant in this visually delicious and humorous production. By KENDALL MOSTAFAVI
Passion and sparkly glamor strut their stuff in this fun, catchy musical at the Hylton Performing Arts Center. By DANA ROBERTS
The uniformly excellent voices ring out powerfully in the Gaithersburg Arts Barn. By JENNIFER GEORGIA
An energetic vibe lifts up the rock opera's 50th-anniversary tour. By ANDY ARNOLD
The family play ultimately addresses the nature of Jewish identity and the presence of neo-Nazis in America. By SOPHIA HOWES
A powerfully intense play in a production reflecting its deep humanity and wit. By CHARLES GREEN
POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive opens with a single, shocking utterance of the C-word. Yes, that C-word (or an adjectival variation of it, at l…
For the first time since 2011, when they starred together in the original Broadway cast of The Book of Mormon, long-time friends and stellar scene partners Josh Gad and Andrew Rannells have …
The final installment in Mint Theater Company's three-play series of undeservedly forgotten works by English playwright Elizabeth Baker is the American premiere of Partnership, which made it…
Among the selections for this year's Halloween season, in addition to such fabulously creepy hits as Dracula, playing Off-Broadway at New World Stages, and Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of …
Concluding her 27-year career as a professional dancer, she performs in 'Insight' November 11 at Capital One Hall.
In Katori Hall's brilliant play, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. finds comfort in an unlikely source. By WHIT DAVIS
When husband and wife journalists Dan and Iris Henniman spend weeks interviewing convicted serial killer, rapist, and kidnapper William Reach for a book they've been commissioned to write ab…
The first thing audiences will see, when they enter the four-sided Fichandler theater at Arena Stage, is a giant chandelier in the form of a plexiglass White House, looming over the darkened…
The engaging, high-energy production for young people was co-produced by Theater Alliance. By CAROLINE BOCK
Tony Award-winning composer Anaïs Mitchell will donate artifacts that represent development of the show all the way up to its Broadway premiere.
This entertaining show for children and their families invites the audience into Picasso's imaginative leaps of transformational visions. By SUSAN GALBRAITH
Using powerful monologues and songs, the touching show looks at the fight for equity from the Civil War to the present. By WILLIAM POWELL
The dramatic canon of William Shakespeare is unsurpassed for its universal themes and insights into the minds, motivations, and human nature of its complex three-dimensional characters, both…
Whitney White reimagines Lady Macbeth and celebrates the power of the Black woman in an abundance of visual and aural delight. By SOPHIA HOWES
A hilarious and heartfelt production that is both campy and edgy. By LAURA MILLS
The prolific author of plays, musicals, and operas was ahead of his time, and the culture had to catch up. By CHARLES GREEN
